Megatest

    (3 "KILLED")
    (4 "NOT_STARTED")
    (5 "COMPLETED")
    (6 "LAUNCHED")
    (7 "REMOTEHOSTSTART")
    (8 "RUNNING")
    ))

(define *common:dont-roll-up-states*
  '("DELETED"
    "REMOVING"
    "CLEANING"
    "ARCHIVE_REMOVING"
    ))

;; BBnote: *common:std-statuses* dashboard filter control and test control status buttons defined here; used in set-fields-panel and dboard:make-controls
;; note these statuses are sorted from better to worse.
;; This sort order is important to dcommon:status-compare3 and db:set-state-status-and-roll-up-items
(define *common:std-statuses*
  '(;; (0 "DELETED")  
    (1 "n/a")

  '("RUNNING" "REMOTEHOSTSTART" "LAUNCHED" "STARTED"))

(define *common:cant-run-states*    ;; These are stopping conditions that prevent a test from being run
  '("COMPLETED" "KILLED" "UNKNOWN" "INCOMPLETE" "ARCHIVED"))

(define *common:not-started-ok-statuses* ;; if not one of these statuses when in not_started state treat as dead
  '("n/a" "na" "PASS" "FAIL" "WARN" "CHECK" "WAIVED" "DEAD" "SKIP"))

;; group tests into buckets corresponding to rollup
;;; Running, completed-pass,  completed-non-pass + worst status, not started.
;; filter out 
;(define (common:categorize-items-for-rollup in-tests)
;  (

(define (common:special-sort items order comp)
  (let ((items-order (map reverse order))
        (acomp       (or comp >)))
    (sort items
        (lambda (a b)
          (let ((a-num (cadr (or (assoc a items-order) '(0 0))))

      (print "Failed to find megatest.config, exiting") 
      (exit 1)))

;; deal with RH 5.11 gtk lib or iup lib missing detachbox feature
;; first check for the switch
;;
(if (or (args:get-arg "-rh5.11")
	(configf:lookup *configdat* "dashboard" "no-detachbox")
        (not (file-exists? "/etc/os-release")))
    (set! iup:detachbox iup:vbox))

(if (not (common:on-homehost?))
    (begin
      (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "WARNING: Current policy requires running dashboard on homehost: " (common:get-homehost))))
    
;; RA => Might require revert for filters 

                                                                                      *common:not-started-ok-statuses*))))
								  state-status-counts)))
                            ;; (non-completes        (filter (lambda (x)
                            ;;                                 (not (equal? (dbr:counts-state x) "COMPLETED")))
                            ;;                               state-status-counts))
                            (all-curr-states      (common:special-sort  ;; worst -> best (sort of)
                                                       (delete-duplicates
                                                        (if (not (member state *common:dont-roll-up-states*))
                                                            (cons state (map dbr:counts-state state-status-counts))
                                                            (map dbr:counts-state state-status-counts)))
                                                       *common:std-states* >))
                            (all-curr-statuses    (common:special-sort  ;; worst -> best
                                                   (delete-duplicates
                                                    (if (not (member state *common:dont-roll-up-states*))
                                                        (cons status (map dbr:counts-status state-status-counts))
                                                        (map dbr:counts-status state-status-counts)))
                                                   *common:std-statuses* >))
			    (non-completes     (filter (lambda (x)
							 (not (member x (cons "COMPLETED" *common:dont-roll-up-states*))))
						       all-curr-states))
			    (preq-fails        (filter (lambda (x)
							 (equal? x "PREQ_FAIL"))
						       all-curr-statuses))
                            (num-non-completes (length non-completes))
                            (newstate          (cond
						((> running 0)           "RUNNING")            ;; anything running, call the situation running

                     (if (and waiton-is-toplevel ;; if upstream rollup test is completed, parent-waiton-met is set
			      (or waiton-is-completed waiton-is-running))
			 (set! parent-waiton-met #t)))
		    ;; normal checking of parent items, any parent or parent item not ok blocks running
		    ((and waiton-is-completed
			  (or waiton-is-ok 
			      (member 'toplevel mode))              ;; toplevel does not block on FAIL
			  (and waiton-is-ok (member 'itemmatch mode) ;; itemmatch blocks on not ok ;; TODO: THIS IS PROBABLY A BUG.  ITEMMATCH AND ITEMWAIT ARE SYNONYMS!! WHAT HAPPENED OT ITEMWAIT???
                               ))
                     ;;(BB> "cond4")
		     (set! item-waiton-met #t))

                    ((and waiton-is-completed waiton-is-ok same-itempath)
                     ;;(BB> "cond5")
                     (set! item-waiton-met #t))

	subgraph cluster_6 {
		node [style=filled];
		label = "Test E";
		"C/1/bb" -> "E/1/res";
		"C/2/bb" -> "E/2/res";
	}

        label = "Complex Itemmapping (arrows indicate order of execution)";
        color=green;
    }

}

</div>
<div class="sect2">
<h3 id="_itemmap_handling">Itemmap Handling</h3>
<div class="paragraph"><p>For cases were the dependent test has a similar but not identical
itempath to the downstream test an itemmap can allow for itemmatch
mode</p></div>
<div class="listingblock">
<div class="title">example for removing part of itemmap for waiton test (eg: item <span class="monospaced">foo-x/bar</span> depends on waiton&#8217;s item <span class="monospaced">y/bar</span>)</div>
<div class="content monospaced">
<pre>[requirements]
mode itemwait
# itemmap &lt;item pattern for this test&gt;  &lt;item replacement pattern for waiton test&gt;
itemmap .*x/ y/</pre>
</div></div>
<div class="listingblock">
<div class="title">example for removing part of itemmap for waiton test (eg: item <span class="monospaced">foo/bar/baz</span> in this test depends on waiton&#8217;s item <span class="monospaced">baz</span>)</div>
<div class="content monospaced">
<pre># ## pattern replacement notes
#
# ## Example
# ## Remove everything up to the last /
[requirements]
mode itemwait
# itemmap &lt;item pattern for this test&gt; &lt;nothing here indicates removal&gt;
itemmap .*/</pre>

</div></div>
<div class="listingblock">
<div class="title">example replacing part of itemmap for (eg: item <span class="monospaced">foo/1234</span> will imply waiton&#8217;s item <span class="monospaced">bar/1234</span>)</div>
<div class="content monospaced">
<pre>#
# ## Example
# ## Replace foo/ with bar/
[requirements]
mode itemwait
# itemmap &lt;item pattern for this test&gt;  &lt;item replacement pattern for waiton test&gt;
itemmap foo/ bar/</pre>
</div></div>
<div class="listingblock">
<div class="title">example for backreference (eg: item <span class="monospaced">foo23/thud</span> will imply waiton&#8217;s item <span class="monospaced">num-23/bar/thud</span></div>
<div class="content monospaced">
<pre>#
# ## Example
# ## can use \{number} in replacement pattern to backreference a (capture) from matching pattern similar to sed or perl
[requirements]
mode itemwait
# itemmap &lt;item pattern for this test&gt;  &lt;item replacement pattern for waiton test&gt;
itemmap foo(\d+)/ num-\1/bar/</pre>
</div></div>
<div class="listingblock">
<div class="title">example multiple itemmaps</div>
<div class="content monospaced">
<pre># multi-line; matches are applied in the listed order
# The following would map:
#   a123b321 to b321fooa123 then to 321fooa123p
#
[requirements]
itemmap (a\d+)(b\d+) \2foo\1
  b(.*) \1p</pre>
</div></div>
<div class="sect3">
<h4 id="_complex_mapping">Complex mapping</h4>
<div class="paragraph"><p>Complex mappings can be handled with a separate [itemmap] section (instead if an itemmap line in the [requirements] section)</p></div>
<div class="paragraph"><p>Each line in an itemmap section starts with a waiton test name followed by an itemmap expression</p></div>
<div class="listingblock">
<div class="title">eg: The following causes waiton test A item <span class="monospaced">bar/1234</span> to run when our test&#8217;s <span class="monospaced">foo/1234</span> item is requested as well as causing waiton test B&#8217;s <span class="monospaced">blah</span> item to run when our test&#8217;s <span class="monospaced">stuff/blah</span> item is requested</div>
<div class="content monospaced">
<pre>[itemmap]
A foo/ bar/
B stuff/</pre>
</div></div>
</div>
<div class="sect3">
<h4 id="_complex_mapping_example">Complex mapping example</h4>
<div class="imageblock">
<div class="content">






<img src="complex-itemmap.png" alt="complex-itemmap.png">

</div>
















</div>
<div class="paragraph"><p>We accomplish this by configuring the testconfigs of our tests C D and E as follows:</p></div>
<div class="listingblock">
<div class="title">Testconfig for Test C</div>
<div class="content monospaced">
<pre>[requirements]
waiton A B

[itemmap]

<div class="listingblock">
<div class="title">Testconfig for Test E</div>
<div class="content monospaced">
<pre>[requirements]
waiton C
itemmap (\d+)/res \1/bb</pre>
</div></div>
<div class="paragraph"><p>Example from image just above, we want the following to occur:</p></div>
<div class="olist arabic"><ol class="arabic">
<li>
<p>
We want the above to execute when we request pattern <span class="monospaced">D/1/res</span>, eg from command line <span class="monospaced">megatest -run -testpatt D/1/res -target &#8230; -runname &#8230;</span>
</p>
</li>
<li>
<p>
"(\d+)/res" &#8594; "\1/aa" to require <span class="monospaced">C/1/aa</span> be executed before <span class="monospaced">D/1/res</span>
</p>
</li>
<li>
<p>
Full list to be run is now: D/1/res, C/1/aa
</p>
</li>
<li>
<p>
"(\d+)/aa" &#8594; "aa/\1" to create item <span class="monospaced">A/aa/1</span>
</p>
</li>
<li>
<p>
Full list to be run is now: <span class="monospaced">D/1/res</span>, <span class="monospaced">C/1/aa</span>, <span class="monospaced">A/aa/1</span>
</p>
</li>
</ol></div>
</div>
<div class="sect3">
<h4 id="_dynamic_flow_dependency_tree">Dynamic Flow Dependency Tree</h4>
<div class="listingblock">
<div class="title">Autogeneration waiton list for dynamic flow dependency trees</div>
<div class="content monospaced">
<pre>[requirements]

</div>
</div>
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Itemmap Handling
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

For cases were the dependent test has a similar but not identical
itempath to the downstream test an itemmap can allow for itemmatch
mode

.example for removing part of itemmap for waiton test (eg: item +foo-x/bar+ depends on waiton's item +y/bar+)
-------------------
[requirements]
mode itemwait
# itemmap <item pattern for this test>  <item replacement pattern for waiton test>
itemmap .*x/ y/

-------------------

.example for removing part of itemmap for waiton test (eg: item +foo/bar/baz+ in this test depends on waiton's item +baz+)
-------------------

# ## pattern replacement notes
#
# ## Example
# ## Remove everything up to the last /
[requirements]
mode itemwait
# itemmap <item pattern for this test> <nothing here indicates removal>
itemmap .*/
-------------------

.example replacing part of itemmap for (eg: item +foo/1234+ will imply waiton's item +bar/1234+)
-------------------

#
# ## Example
# ## Replace foo/ with bar/
[requirements]
mode itemwait
# itemmap <item pattern for this test>  <item replacement pattern for waiton test>
itemmap foo/ bar/

-------------------

.example for backreference (eg: item +foo23/thud+ will imply waiton's item +num-23/bar/thud+
-------------------
#
# ## Example
# ## can use \{number} in replacement pattern to backreference a (capture) from matching pattern similar to sed or perl
[requirements]
mode itemwait
# itemmap <item pattern for this test>  <item replacement pattern for waiton test>
itemmap foo(\d+)/ num-\1/bar/

-------------------

.example multiple itemmaps
-------------------

# multi-line; matches are applied in the listed order
# The following would map:
#   a123b321 to b321fooa123 then to 321fooa123p
#
[requirements]
itemmap (a\d+)(b\d+) \2foo\1
  b(.*) \1p
-------------------


Complex mapping
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Complex mappings can be handled with a separate [itemmap] section (instead if an itemmap line in the [requirements] section)

Each line in an itemmap section starts with a waiton test name followed by an itemmap expression

.eg: The following causes waiton test A item +bar/1234+ to run when our test's +foo/1234+ item is requested as well as causing waiton test B's +blah+ item to run when our test's +stuff/blah+ item is requested
--------------
[itemmap]
A foo/ bar/
B stuff/
--------------


Complex mapping example
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^



// image::itemmap.png[]
image::complex-itemmap.png[]








We accomplish this by configuring the testconfigs of our tests C D and E as follows:

.Testconfig for Test C
----------------------
[requirements]
waiton A B

[itemmap]

.Testconfig for Test E
----------------------
[requirements]
waiton C
itemmap (\d+)/res \1/bb
----------------------

Example from image just above, we want the following to occur:

. We want the above to execute when we request pattern +D/1/res+, eg from command line +megatest -run -testpatt D/1/res -target ... -runname ...+
. "(\d+)/res" -> "\1/aa" to require +C/1/aa+ be executed before +D/1/res+
. Full list to be run is now: D/1/res, C/1/aa
. "(\d+)/aa" -> "aa/\1" to create item +A/aa/1+
. Full list to be run is now: +D/1/res+, +C/1/aa+, +A/aa/1+


Dynamic Flow Dependency Tree
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

.Autogeneration waiton list for dynamic flow dependency trees
-------------------
[requirements]

					    (list "MT_ITEMPATH"  item-path)
					    )
				      itemdat)))
	     (testprevvals   (alist->env-vars
			      (hash-table-ref/default tconfig "pre-launch-env-overrides" '())))
	     ;; Launchwait defaults to true, must override it to turn off wait
	     (launchwait     (if (equal? (configf:lookup *configdat* "setup" "launchwait") "no") #f #t))
	     (launch-results (apply (if launchwait ;; BB: TODO: refactor this to examine return code of launcher, if nonzero, set state to launch failed.
					process:cmd-run-with-stderr->list
					process-run)
				    (if useshell
					(let ((cmdstr (string-intersperse fullcmd " ")))
					  (if launchwait
					      cmdstr
					      (conc cmdstr " >> mt_launch.log 2>&1 &")))

		  (debug:print 0 *default-log-port* "ERROR: failed to run post-hook " run-post-hook ", check the log " log-file))
	      (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "running run-post-hook: \"" run-post-hook "\", log is " actual-logf)
	      (system (conc run-post-hook " >> " actual-logf " 2>&1"))
	      (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "post-hook \"" run-post-hook "\" took " (- (current-seconds) start-time) " seconds to run."))))))

;; return #t when all items in waitors-upon list are represented in test-patt, #f otherwise.
(define (runs:testpatts-mention-waitors-upon? test-patt waitors-upon)






  (null? (tests:filter-test-names-not-matched waitors-upon test-patt)))

;;  test-names: Comma separated patterns same as test-patts but used in selection 
;;              of tests to run. The item portions are not respected.
;;              FIXME: error out if /patt specified
;;            
(define (runs:run-tests target runname test-patts user flags #!key (run-count 1)) ;; test-names
  (let* ((keys               (keys:config-get-fields *configdat*))

    ;; NEW STRATEGY HERE:
    ;; 1. fill required tests with test-patts
    ;; 2. scan testconfigs and if waitons, itemwait, itempatt calc prior test test-patt
    ;; 3. repeat until all deps propagated
    
    ;; any tests with direct mention in test-patts can be added to required
    ;;(set! required-tests     (lset-intersection equal? (string-split test-patts ",") all-test-names))
    (set! required-tests     (tests:filter-test-names all-test-names test-patts))
    ;;

    ;; (set! required-tests     (lset-intersection equal? test-names all-test-names))
    
    ;; look up all tests matching the comma separated list of globs in
    ;; test-patts (using % as wildcard)

    ;; (set! test-names (delete-duplicates (tests:get-valid-tests *toppath* test-patts)))
    (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "tests search path: " (string-intersperse (tests:get-tests-search-path *configdat*) " "))

    
    (if (not (null? test-names)) ;; BEGIN test-names loop
	(let loop ((hed (car test-names))   ;; NOTE: This is the main loop that iterates over the test-names
		   (tal (cdr test-names)))         ;; 'return-procs tells the config reader to prep running system but return a proc
          (debug:print-info 4 *default-log-port* "\n\ntestpatt elaboration loop => hed="hed " tal="tal" test-patts="test-patts" test-names="test-names)
	  (change-directory *toppath*) ;; PLEASE OPTIMIZE ME!!! I think this should be a no-op but there are several places where change-directories could be happening.
	  (setenv "MT_TEST_NAME" hed) ;; 
	  (let*-values (((waitons waitors config) (tests:get-waitons hed all-tests-registry))
                        ((hed-mode)
                         (let ((m (config-lookup config "requirements" "mode")))
                           (if m (map string->symbol (string-split m)) '(normal))))
                        ((hed-itemized-waiton) ;; are items in hed waiting on items of waiton?
                         (not (null? (lset-intersection eq? hed-mode '(itemmatch itemwait)))))
                        )
	    (debug:print-info 8 *default-log-port* "waitons: " waitons)
	    ;; check for hed in waitons => this would be circular, remove it and issue an
	    ;; error
	    (if (or (member hed waitons)
		    (member hed waitors))
		(begin
		  (debug:print-error 0 *default-log-port* "test " hed " has listed itself as a waiton or waitor, please correct this!")

		   (let* ((waitors-in-testpatt (runs:testpatts-mention-waitors-upon? test-patts (hash-table-ref/default waitors-upon waiton '())))
                          (waiton-record   (hash-table-ref/default test-records waiton #f))
			  (waiton-tconfig  (if waiton-record (vector-ref waiton-record 1) #f))
			  (waiton-itemized (and waiton-tconfig
						(or (hash-table-ref/default waiton-tconfig "items" #f)
						    (hash-table-ref/default waiton-tconfig "itemstable" #f))))
			  (itemmaps        (tests:get-itemmaps config))  ;; (configf:lookup config "requirements" "itemmap"))
			  (new-test-patts  (tests:extend-test-patts test-patts hed waiton itemmaps hed-itemized-waiton))) 
		     (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "Test " waiton " has " (if waiton-record "a" "no") " waiton-record and" (if waiton-itemized " " " no ") "items")
		     ;; need to account for test-patt here, if I am test "a", selected with a test-patt of "hed/b%"
		     ;; and we are waiting on "waiton" we need to add "waiton/,waiton/b%" to test-patt
		     ;; is this satisfied by merely appending "/" to the waiton name added to the list?
		     ;;
		     ;; This approach causes all of the items in an upstream test to be run 

					   " ")
					  "\n"))
				  items)))

          (let* ((items-in-testpatt
                  (filter
                   (lambda (my-itemdat)
                     (tests:match test-patts hed (item-list->path my-itemdat) ))
                   ;; was: (tests:match test-patts hed (item-list->path my-itemdat) required: required-tests))
                   items) ))
            (if (null? items-in-testpatt)
                (let ((test-id   (rmt:get-test-id run-id test-name "")))
                  (debug:print-info 0 *default-log-port* "Test " (tests:testqueue-get-testname test-record) " is itemized but has no items matching test pattern -- marking status ZERO_ITEMS")
                  (if test-id
                      (mt:test-set-state-status-by-id run-id test-id "NOT_STARTED" "ZERO_ITEMS" "This test has no items which match test pattern.")))
                

			  (if (and (not (hash-table-ref/default test-registry tname #f))
				   (common:file-exists? tconfig))
			      (hash-table-set! test-registry tname test-path))))
		      (glob (conc hed "/*"))))
	(if (null? tal)
	    test-registry
	    (loop (car tal)(cdr tal))))))

(define (tests:filter-test-names-not-matched test-names test-patts)
  (delete-duplicates
   (filter (lambda (testname)
	     (not (tests:match test-patts testname #f)))
	   test-names)))


(define (tests:filter-test-names test-names test-patts)
  (delete-duplicates
   (filter (lambda (testname)
	     (tests:match test-patts testname #f))
	   test-names)))

;;
;;  [requirements]                  [requirements]
;;                                  mode itemwait
;;                                  # trim off the cell to determine what to run for genlib
;;                                  itemmap /.*
;;
;;                                  waiting-test is waiting on waiton-test so we need to create a pattern for waiton-test given waiting-test and itemmap
;; BB> (tests:extend-test-patts "normal-second/2" "normal-second" "normal-first" '())
;; observed -> "normal-first/2,normal-first/,normal-second/2,normal-second/"
;; expected -> "normal-first,normal-second/2,normal-second/"
;; testpatt = normal-second/2
;; waiting-test = normal-second
;; waiton-test = normal-first
;; itemmaps = ()

(define (tests:extend-test-patts test-patt waiting-test waiton-test itemmaps itemized-waiton)
  (cond
   (itemized-waiton
    (let* ((itemmap          (tests:lookup-itemmap itemmaps waiton-test))
           (patts            (string-split test-patt ","))
           (waiting-test-len (+ (string-length waiting-test) 1))
           (patts-waiton     (map (lambda (x)  ;; for each incoming patt that matches the waiting test
                                    (let* ((modpatt (if itemmap (db:convert-test-itempath x itemmap) x)) 
                                           (newpatt (conc waiton-test "/" (substring modpatt waiting-test-len (string-length modpatt)))))
                                      ;; (conc waiting-test "/," waiting-test "/" (substring modpatt waiton-test-len (string-length modpatt)))))
                                      ;; (print "in map, x=" x ", newpatt=" newpatt)
                                      newpatt))
                                  (filter (lambda (x)
                                            (eq? (substring-index (conc waiting-test "/") x) 0)) ;; is this patt pertinent to the waiting test
                                          patts)))
           (extended-test-patt   (append patts (if (null? patts-waiton)
                                                   (list (conc waiton-test "/%")) ;; really shouldn't add the waiton forcefully like this
                                                   patts-waiton)))
           (extended-test-patt-with-toplevels
            (fold (lambda (testpatt-item accum )
                    (let ((my-match (string-match "^([^%\\/]+)\\/.+$" testpatt-item)))
                      (cons testpatt-item
                            (if my-match
                                (cons
                                 (conc (cadr my-match) "/")
                                 accum)
                                accum))))
                  '()
                  extended-test-patt)))
      (string-intersperse (delete-duplicates extended-test-patt-with-toplevels) ",")))
   (else ;; not waiting on items, waiting on entire waiton test.
    (let* ((patts (string-split test-patt ","))
           (new-patts (if (member waiton-test patts)
                          patts
                          (cons waiton-test patts))))
      (string-intersperse (delete-duplicates new-patts) ",")))))


  
;; tests:glob-like-match 
(define (tests:glob-like-match patt str) 
  (let ((like (substring-index "%" patt)))
    (let* ((notpatt  (equal? (substring-index "~" patt) 0))

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	IMVER=3.12
#	CHICKEN_VERSION=4.12.0
#	CHICKEN_BASEVER=4.12.0
        ;;
Ubuntu-17.04-x86_64-std)
	KTYPE=32
	CDVER=5.11.1
	IUPVER=3.22
	IMVER=3.12
#	CHICKEN_VERSION=4.12.0
#	CHICKEN_BASEVER=4.12.0
	;;
Ubuntu-16.04-x86_64-std)
	KTYPE=32
	CDVER=5.11.1
	IUPVER=3.22
	IMVER=3.12
#	CHICKEN_VERSION=4.12.0
#	CHICKEN_BASEVER=4.12.0
	;;
Ubuntu-16.04-i686-std)
	KTYPE=32
	CDVER=5.11.1
	IUPVER=3.22
	IMVER=3.12
#        CHICKEN_VERSION=4.12.0
#        CHICKEN_BASEVER=4.12.0
	;;
SUSE_LINUX_11-x86_64-std)
  KTYPE=26g4 
	CDVER=5.11.1
	IUPVER=3.22
	IMVER=3.12
  ;;
CentOS_5.11-x86_64-std)
  KTYPE=24g3 
  CDVER=5.4.1
  IUPVER=3.5
  IMVER=3.6.3
  ;; 
esac

echo SYSTEM_TYPE=$SYSTEM_TYPE
echo KTYPE=$KTYPE			  
echo CDVER=$CDVER
echo IUPVER=$IUPVER
echo IMVER=$IMVER	
echo CHICKEN_VERSION=$CHICKEN_VERSION
echo CHICKEN_BASEVER=$CHICKEN_BASEVER

# NOTES:
#
# Centos with security setup may need to do commands such as following as root:
#
# NB// fix the paths first
#
# for a in /localdisk/chicken/4.8.0/lib/*.so;do chcon -t textrel_shlib_t $a; done 

echo ADDITIONAL_LIBPATH=$ADDITIONAL_LIBPATH
echo  
echo To use previous IUP libraries set USEOLDIUP to yes
echo USEOLDIUP=$USEOLDIUP
echo 
echo Hit ^C now to do that

# A nice way to run this script:
#
# script -c 'PREFIX=/tmp/delme ./installall.sh ' installall.log
# logpro installall.logpro installall.html < installall.log
# firefox installall.html

sleep 5

if [[ $proxy == "" ]]; then 
  echo 'Please set the environment variable "proxy" to host.com:port (e.g. foo.com:1234) to use a proxy'
  echo PROX=""
else
  export http_proxy=http://$proxy
  export https_proxy=http://$proxy
  export PROX="-proxy $proxy"
fi

if [[ $KTYPE == "" ]]; then
  echo 'Using KTYPE=26'
  export KTYPE=26g4
else
  echo Using KTYPE=$KTYPE
fi

# Put all the downloaded tar files in tgz
mkdir -p tgz

# http://code.call-cc.org/releases/4.8.0/chicken-4.8.0.5.tar.gz
chicken_targz=chicken-${CHICKEN_VERSION}.tar.gz
if ! [[ -e tgz/$chicken_targz ]]; then 
    wget http://code.call-cc.org/releases/${CHICKEN_BASEVER}/${chicken_targz}
    mv $chicken_targz tgz
fi 

BUILDHOME=$PWD
DEPLOYTARG=$BUILDHOME/deploy

if [[ $PREFIX == "" ]]; then
   PREFIX=$PWD/inst
fi

export PATH=$PREFIX/bin:$PATH
export LIBPATH=$PREFIX/lib:$PREFIX/lib64:$ADDITIONAL_LIBPATH
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LIBPATH
export CHICKEN_INSTALL=$PREFIX/bin/chicken-install
mkdir -p $PREFIX
echo "export PATH=$PREFIX/bin:\$PATH" > $PREFIX/setup-chicken4x.sh
echo "export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:\$LD_LIBRARY_PATH" >> $PREFIX/setup-chicken4x.sh
echo "export CHICKEN_DOC_PAGER=cat" >> $PREFIX/setup-chicken4x.sh

echo "setenv PATH $PREFIX/bin:\$PATH" > $PREFIX/setup-chicken4x.csh
echo "setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $LD_LIBRARY_PATH:\$LD_LIBRARY_PATH" >> $PREFIX/setup-chicken4x.csh
echo "setenv CHICKEN_DOC_PAGER cat" >> $PREFIX/setup-chicken4x.csh

echo PATH=$PATH

# Some eggs are quoted since they are reserved to Bash
# for f in matchable readline apropos base64 regex-literals format "regex-case" "test" coops trace csv dot-locking posix-utils posix-extras directory-utils hostinfo tcp rpc csv-xml fmt json md5; do
# $CHICKEN_INSTALL $PROX -keep-installed matchable readline apropos base64 regex-literals format "regex-case" "test" coops trace csv dot-locking posix-utils posix-extras directory-utils hostinfo tcp rpc csv-xml fmt json md5 awful http-client spiffy uri-common intarweb http-client spiffy-request-vars md5 message-digest http-client spiffy-directory-listing
for egg in matchable readline apropos base64 regex-literals format "regex-case" "test" \
	coops trace csv dot-locking posix-utils posix-extras directory-utils hostinfo \
	tcp rpc csv-xml fmt json md5 awful http-client:0.7.1 spiffy uri-common intarweb http-client \
	spiffy-request-vars s md5 message-digest spiffy-directory-listing ssax sxml-serializer \
	sxml-modifications            z3 call-with-environment-variables \
	pathname-expand typed-records \
        logpro \
        simple-exceptions numbers crypt parley srfi-42 \
	alist-lib ansi-escape-sequences args basic-sequences bindings chicken-doc chicken-doc-cmd \
	cock condition-utils debug define-record-and-printer easyffi easyffi-base \
	expand-full ezxdisp filepath foof-loop ini-file irc lalr lazy-seq \
	locale locale-builtin locale-categories locale-components locale-current locale-posix \
	locale-timezone loops low-level-macros procedural-macros refdb rfc3339 scsh-process \
	sexp-diff sha1 shell slice srfi-101 srfi-19 srfi-19-core srfi-19-date srfi-19-io \
	srfi-19-period srfi-19-support srfi-19-time srfi-19-timezone srfi-29 srfi-37 srfi-78 syslog \

	cd ../margs
	$PREFIX/bin/chicken-install
	cd ../pkts
	$PREFIX/bin/chicken-install
fi
cd $BUILDHOME

if [[ ! -e $PREFIX/bin/stmlrun ]] ; then
	#fossil clone http://www.kiatoa.com/fossils/stml stml.fossil
	wget -c -O stml.tar.gz 'http://www.kiatoa.com/fossils/stml/tarball?name=stml&uuid=trunk'
	tar -xzf stml.tar.gz
	cd stml
	#fossil open ../stml.fossil
	cp install.cfg.template install.cfg
	echo "TARGDIR=$PREFIX/bin" > install.cfg